Actually, I have had a disk not play in a stanbd alone player - my friend's panasonic!
Just wondered how you structering (sorry - can't spell today) the dvd? How many videos, chapters or sub menus? Could it be the players don't like that? Have you tried a simple DVD with just a single video and menu?
Enough cheap Chinese crap, where can I find good DVD blanks!
Thanks everyone for all your comments. First of all I use MF4 to author to an ISO file, then Nero to burn the ISO file, always with no title menu but a chapter menu with 6 motion icons. Secondly I think there is a problem with some Panasonic DVD players, althouh they will ALWAYS play a commercially bought DVD title. Thirdly I am now only burning at 4x (thanks for the advice) and getting much better results, especially forwarding to chapter points in DVDs (what speed are commercial DVDs burnt at???). I will try Yueden disks when I have gone through this stack of Taiwanese Riteks - goodness knows what they really are - they are definitely not the good stuff that others here have praised. Thanks again.
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Commercial DVD's are not burned, They are manufactured with the content sort of stamped into it, the material is also different. View the surface of a DVD-R etc and you can see the area where you have burned your image, you do not get this with a commercial DVD.ruggy1 wrote: (what speed are commercial DVDs burnt at???).
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